01Call it
UP if it closes above where the Window opened, DOWN if below. Firm price, on the spot.
BTC · between Windows
Private prediction markets on
Call the close.Nobody seesyour bets.
Up or down in minutes. Close in one tap.
How it works
Tap. Watch. Bank it.
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02Watch it breathe
Your PnL rides the price line, tick by tick: exactly what closing pays right now.
Unrealized PnL+0.0000
03Bank it, or let it ride
One tap pays you out. Or hold: three oracles sign the close and it settles once.
Waiting for the first ride— Or hold: the close is signed by 3 oracle parties
Private by the ledger
Your bet is between you and the venue.
On public prediction markets, whale trackers and copy-traders read every position. On Canton yours is a contract between you and the venue. No one else's node ever gets it.
| You | The venue | Everyone else | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your position | |||
| Side and size | |||
| Your PnL | |||
| The closing print |
An outsider's ledger query comes back empty. The app runs it live.
How privacy works
Example seat
1,204.55
Open calls3
Today+48.20
Privacy modeOne tap swaps every balance for a sticker.
Everything on one screen
Crypto, stocks, pre-IPO. Same two buttons.
Crypto
24/7, every two and five minutes.
0 Windows open
Stocks
Fifteen-minute Windows through the NYSE session.
0 Windows open
Pre-IPO
Private companies and baskets, hourly, 24/7.
0 Windows open
Parlays
Two or three markets on one ticket. The odds multiply.
Fund with Canton Coin
Bring CC to your seat and take it back out.
Not only trading
Settled in public, held in private
Every close is signed.
Three oracle parties sign every closing print. Positions stay private; prints and results are public.
Where the prints come from- Reading the index…
Just settled
Reading the index…
- Live now
Canton DevNet
Five Daml packages on a Noders node: quotes, oracles, seats, parlays and the Canton Coin rail.
- Next
A hosted address and the phone app
A public address anyone can open, and the phone apps.
- After
MainNet
Our own validator, real collateral in Canton Coin, then a licensed operator.
